Ammonia is likely to be the primary nitrogenous waste from organisms that evolved in which of the following habitats?

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Ammonia is a highly toxic nitrogenous waste that requires a significant amount of water to be safely excreted. Organisms that evolved in freshwater environments, like many species of fish, typically excrete ammonia directly into the surrounding water, where it is diluted.

Ammonia Is Likely to Be the Primary Nitrogenous Waste from Organisms